We’re celebrating 100 episodes of Save it for the Blind with a friendly, fast-paced trivia throwdown. Our hosts Jeff Smith & Carson Odegard welcome a stacked CWA panel—Brian Huber (Wood Duck Program Coordinator & Waterfowl Biologist), Jason Coslovich (Egg Salvage Program Coordinator & Waterfowl Biologist), and Kevin Vella (Regional Biologist & Land Trust Coordinator)—to test what we all think we know about ducks, geese, history, and the laws that shaped American waterfowling.
What you’ll hear
- CWA origins and early club lore—plus the real first name of the organization.
- Record-breakers: oldest banded birds, the highest-flying duck, and the fastest verified flight.
- Law & policy classics: MBTA (1918), the lead-shot ban (1991), and the first federal duck stamp (1934).
- Tools & traditions: the NES Duck Hunt effect, why sink boxes got outlawed, and sound IDs from the sea duck world.
- Lightning round stats: IOC’s current species count and other numbers every waterfowler should know.
MOJO Blade Giveaway (Episode 100)
- Go to our Instagram or Facebook and find the Episode 100 reel.
- Like, comment, and share that post to enter. Do it on both platforms to double your chances.
- Deadline: Enter by September 19. Winner notified: September 26.
- No purchase necessary. U.S. residents, 18+.
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